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What is the relationship between inevitable and adequate condition?

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An event does not exist unless the prerequisite for its occurrence is met. But this does not mean that the unavoidable condition for the occurrence of any event is fulfilled, because all the unavoidable conditions for the occurrence of any event are present only if and when the event occurs.
If there is an adequate condition for any event to happen, it will not go unnoticed, and if all the unavoidable conditions for any event to come together, it will not go unnoticed.
Thus, the relationship between the inevitable and the sufficient condition is that "the sum of all the inevitable conditions is the sufficient condition."

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